Anyone can be diagnosed with skin cancer, and in the U.S. there are more people diagnosed with skin cancer than any other cancer type. According to the American Cancer Society, about 20 percent of Americans will have some form of skin cancer in their lifetime,...
A rash, by definition, is a change in the texture and/or color of your skin. Rashes are one of the most common reasons that patients book an appointment with Spectrum Dermatology, and getting a diagnosis for your specific type of rash is critical to quick...
Scabies is a medical condition that may be confused as a “simple rash” by non-professionals, which is a reminder of why it’s so important to always see your dermatologist when you notice any change in your skin. Scabies is very itchy and caused by a...
If you struggle with a double chin, you’re not alone. It is a common condition and a treatable one. Spectrum Dermatology offers Kybella, a minimally invasive series of treatments, at all six of our Phoenix area locations including the newest centers in Glendale and Sun...
There are over 3,000 unique types of skin conditions, and some are more common than others. However, with so many potential diagnoses, it’s critical to schedule an appointment at Spectrum Dermatology any time you notice a change or something unusual about your skin. We now...
Acne is a medical condition that your dermatologist can treat with medications. However, the scarring left behind by acne is considered a cosmetic dermatological issue—and it, too, can be treated. Spectrum Dermatology specializes in both medical and cosmetic care, allowing you to have all of...
Twenty percent of Americans will have at least one type of skin cancer by the time they reach age 70. Annual skin checks are a critical part of catching skin cancer early, and Spectrum Dermatology recommends everyone (of every age and skin tone) make getting...
Anyone can develop a double chin, and you don’t need to be overweight to struggle with this common problem. Spectrum Dermatology offers Kybella to eliminate double chins in weeks. It’s a minimally invasive procedure that uses injections of deoxycholic acid (DA) to dissolve unwanted fat...
Nobody knows the exact cause of rosacea, a harmless condition that results in flushing (sometimes very intensely) of the face, neck, and chest. It is commonly confused with acne, which is why routine visits to Spectrum Dermatology is key. You should see a dermatologist just...
There are over 3,000 different skin conditions and diseases. Some are more common than others, such as acne, rosacea, and psoriasis, but a reputable dermatologist like those at Spectrum Dermatology is adept at diagnosing and treating all. Many times, a patient won’t go to a...